Do I need a notary for the Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form?

No. Sign and date the request; the form asks for proof of insurance and a driver-license copy, with no notarized or sworn attachment.

How do I submit the Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form?

Print and mail or email the form with the required documents. For deferred disposition, email the court for total costs before sending payment.

What documents and payment does the form request?

It requests proof of financial responsibility (insurance) and a photocopy of a valid Texas driver license. Driving safety course requests require a cashier’s check or money order; deferred-disposition costs must be confirmed with the court.

Van, TX · Van Zandt County

No notary required

Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form

Van Municipal Court uses this form for eligible drivers to plead no contest and request a driving safety course or deferred disposition.

What this form is

Eligible drivers use this form to plead no contest and request a driving safety course or deferred disposition for a traffic case in Van Municipal Court. It asks drivers to initial qualification requirements, select a request, provide insurance and driver-license copies, and include payment details. Drivers requesting deferred disposition must email the court for the total costs before sending payment.

Who needs it

Drivers seeking a driving safety course or deferred disposition for a Van Municipal Court case should complete this form if they meet its listed qualifications.

How to submit it

Print and mail or email the form with the required documents; email the court for deferred-disposition total costs before sending payment.

About notarization

This request is signed and dated without a notary; it asks for insurance proof and a driver-license copy, but no notarized or sworn attachment.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Form
Download the Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form for your Van Municipal Court case.
2
Complete The Request
Initial the listed qualifications, choose driving safety course or deferred disposition, and complete the requested information.
3
Gather Required Documents
Include proof of financial responsibility and a photocopy of a valid Texas driver license.
4
Submit To The Court
Print and mail or email the form and documents. Email the court for deferred-disposition total costs before sending payment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form?: It lets eligible drivers plead no contest and request a driving safety course or deferred disposition for a Van Municipal Court case.
Do I need a notary for the Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form?: No. Sign and date the request; the form asks for proof of insurance and a driver-license copy, with no notarized or sworn attachment.
How do I submit the Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form?: Print and mail or email the form with the required documents. For deferred disposition, email the court for total costs before sending payment.
What documents and payment does the form request?: It requests proof of financial responsibility (insurance) and a photocopy of a valid Texas driver license. Driving safety course requests require a cashier’s check or money order; deferred-disposition costs must be confirmed with the court.

Need something notarized?

This Driver’s Safety Course / Deferred Request Form doesn’t need a notary — but Texas residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.